Expert Hand Surgery and Microsurgery by Prof. Dr. Adham Farouk
Hand surgery encompasses treatment of hand injuries conditions and deformities using advanced microsurgical techniques. Prof. Dr. Adham Farouk brings over 30 years of surgical expertise to restore hand function and appearance.
What is Hand Surgery
Hand surgery addresses a wide range of conditions including trauma nerve repair tendon injuries and congenital hand deformities. Dr. Adham provides personalized treatment plans using advanced microsurgical techniques for optimal outcomes.
Hand surgery can address the following concerns
- Carpal tunnel release
- Trigger finger treatment
- Nerve repair and microsurgery
- Tendon repair
- Hand fracture fixation
- Dupuytren contracture release
- Congenital hand deformity correction
- Replantation of amputated digits
Hand Surgery Before and After Results
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Hand Surgery FAQ
Common questions about hand surgery and microsurgery
When is hand surgery recommended
Hand surgery is recommended for conditions that cause pain dysfunction or deformity that do not respond to conservative treatment. Dr. Adham evaluates each case to determine the best surgical approach.
How long does hand surgery recovery take
Recovery varies by procedure. Minor surgeries allow return to activities within weeks while complex reconstructions may require months of rehabilitation. Dr. Adham provides a detailed recovery plan.
Will I regain full hand function after surgery
The goal of hand surgery is to maximize functional recovery. Results depend on the condition severity and adherence to postoperative rehabilitation. Dr. Adham works closely with hand therapists.
Is hand surgery covered by insurance
Most hand surgeries for medical conditions such as carpal tunnel trigger finger and trauma are covered by insurance. Purely cosmetic hand procedures may not be covered.
What is microsurgery in hand surgery
Microsurgery uses specialized microscopes and instruments to repair tiny blood vessels nerves and tissues. Dr. Adham is skilled in microsurgical techniques for complex hand reconstruction.
Can hand deformities be corrected in children
Yes congenital hand deformities can often be corrected surgically. Dr. Adham has extensive experience in pediatric hand surgery and plans treatment at the optimal age for each condition.
How to prepare for hand surgery
Before hand surgery patients undergo a thorough evaluation. Dr. Adham reviews medical history and performs a physical examination of hand strength sensation and range of motion. Patients should stop smoking and avoid blood-thinning medications. Preoperative hand therapy may be recommended.
What is the recovery timeline after hand surgery
Recovery after hand surgery depends on the procedure. Minor surgeries allow return to daily activities within days to weeks. Complex reconstructions require months of rehabilitation. Sutures are removed after 10 to 14 days. Hand therapy is essential for optimal recovery.
What post-operative care is needed after hand surgery
Post-operative care includes keeping the surgical site clean and dry elevating the hand to reduce swelling and following hand therapy exercises as directed. Patients should attend all follow-up appointments and report any signs of infection to Dr. Adham. A splint or cast may be worn for protection.